mtk-gpu-oc
Structural analysis and patching tool for MediaTek GPUfreq kernel modules. Overclock your MediaTek GPU by modifying the OPP frequency–voltage table and bypassing runtime calibration overwrites.
Supported platforms: MT6789 (initial). Designed for extensibility.
Installation
pip install mtk-gpu-oc
Or from source:
git clone https://github.com/ReCoreShift/mtk-gpu-oc.git
cd mtk-gpu-oc
pip install -e .
Quick start
# Inspect a kernel module
mtk-gpu-oc inspect mtk_gpufreq_mt6789.ko
# Generate an overclocked module (1200 MHz ceiling, auto voltage)
mtk-gpu-oc patch stock.ko --max-freq 1200 -o patched.ko
# Generate with explicit voltage
mtk-gpu-oc patch stock.ko --max-freq 1200 --volt 800 -o patched.ko
# Compare stock and modified modules
mtk-gpu-oc compare stock.ko patched.ko
# Verify a patched module
mtk-gpu-oc verify stock.ko patched.ko
# Dry-run (show plan without writing)
mtk-gpu-oc patch stock.ko --max-freq 1200 --dry-run
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
inspect |
Display ELF identity, OPP table, patch sites |
patch |
Apply overclock patches (bypass + OPP table) |
compare |
Semantic diff between two modules |
verify |
Validate patched module integrity |
How it works
Overclocking a MediaTek GPU requires five coordinated changes:
- OPP table modification — Scale frequencies in
g_default_gputable - AVS freq check bypass — NOP the efuse frequency mismatch abort
- Apply_adjust bypass (probe) — NOP the BL that overwrites OPPs during probe
- Apply_adjust bypass (AVS) — NOP the BL in the AVS adjustment path
- Segment ceiling removal — Zero
g_segment_adj[0]to remove the OPP cap
Plus relocation entry nullification to pass kernel module loader checks.
Voltage estimation
Default model: top-two-OPP slope extrapolation. The voltage slope between the two highest OPP entries is used to estimate the voltage at the target frequency. Fallback models handle degenerate tables:
| Model | When used |
|---|---|
| top-two | Two distinct top frequencies/volts |
| endpoint | Top-two have identical voltage |
| constant | Single entry or degenerate table |
| explicit | User provides --volt |
A mathematically estimated voltage is not a proven safe voltage. Always test patched modules on device and have a recovery path (e.g., backup the original module, have flashing tools ready).
Architecture
src/mtk_gpu_oc/
elf.py Generic ELF64 parsing (platform-independent)
opp.py OPP entry types, encoding, detection, invariants
gpufreq.py MediaTek GPUFreq structural analysis
profiles.py Platform-specific profiles (MT6789)
analysis.py Module analysis orchestration
compare.py Semantic stock-vs-modified comparison
patch.py Patch plan generation, validation, application
verify.py Independent patch verification
voltage.py Voltage estimation abstraction
config.py TOML config file loading
cli.py CLI argument parsing
Limitations
- Only MT6789 is currently supported
- Voltage curve is linear interpolation (not per-entry hand-tuned)
- No device-side stability validation
- Module signature verification not implemented
- Mali GPU driver interaction not analyzed
Development
# Run tests
python3 -m pytest tests/ -v
# Run integration tests with stock module
MTK_STOCK_MODULE=research/stock/mtk_gpufreq_mt6789.ko python3 -m pytest tests/ -v
Documentation
docs/mt6789-gpufreq-analysis.md— Reverse engineering notesdocs/patch-model.md— Voltage model and patch plan detailsdocs/legacy-script-analysis.md— Original script reconstruction
License
Mozilla Public License 2.0. See LICENSE.
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